Sentence examples for thin and vague from inspiring English sources

Even thin and vague executive orders can be harmful.

Despite Trump's "very big day for free trade" declaration, the details thus far are thin and vague.

But try to dig deeper and you'll find Google/Zagat's reviews can be thin and vague.

The protections afforded chronically ill workers in the United States are thin and somewhat vague.

One might wish it were a smidgen more scholarly; the explanatory cards are a bit thin, and many artifacts are vaguely dated or dated not at all.

It is exactly this "thin or vague" version of mainstream feminism that gets attacked by critics and scholars, and it is understandable when it does.

The mention is intriguing and vague.

"Never Did" was dolorous, and vague.

His policies remain piecemeal and vague.

All are uncosted and vague.

But the Constitution is old, and vague.